Sentence examples for based on settling from inspiring English sources

Even after Birdstone won the Belmont and ruined the Triple Crown marketing blitz, Smarty Jones still commanded a $100,000 stud fee, a figure that, based on settling 100 mares, theoretically generates $10 million a year over the first two years at stud.

In this paper, an efficient methodology for the design of high-speed two-stage operational amplifiers based on settling time is proposed.

Clark et al. (1981), Daneshy (1978) and Gadde et al. (2004) proposed relationships for the prediction of average proppant settling velocities based on settling velocity of a single particle in a quiescent infinitive fluid media.

Wet densities of the full range of aggregate size classes, down to at least 0.125 mm can be estimated from settling velocity measurements by comparing equivalent sizes (based on settling velocity) with measured size distributions.

A novel theoretical model based on terminal settling velocity among particle property, equipment dimension and rising water velocity was proposed to describe the movement behavior of components with single-phase particle and bi-phase particles.

This review paper aims to present a practical, integrated procedure for the prediction of sediment transport rates in both the continental and marine environment, based on the settling velocity of particles.

For removing the hardness salts from the same output water samples, water hardness was determined by the chemical method based on the settling of salts (Sargsyan 2014).

Hence, a simple design of biased controllers with proportional and integral modes using an integral square error (ISE) criterion and maximum stability margin (MSM) criterion based on minimum settling time for interconnected power systems are discussed.

In the case where the aspect ratio belongs to the range [0.005,0.4] and the Galileo number is smaller than 1, it is found that the wall correction factor based on the maximum settling velocity could be correlated directly with the Faxén's correction factor based on the terminal settling velocity.

Analyses were made based on Stoke's settling time relative to dissolution time based on two approaches: dissolution based on a diffusion-controlled process and based on solubility limit.

These strategies include, for example, evaluating only a part of the information, screening out information based on initial impressions, settling on the first option that appears to be satisfactory, or using cues from the informational context to make a choice.